A biodiversity project is to take place in two Mid Ulster parks next week, Friday 11 January.
'Yellow rattle' wildflowers will be planted in Moneymore's Manor Park and Polepatrick Park in Magherafelt.
These two events will mark the start of Mid Ulster District Council's biodiversity programme.
The new flowers will help establish wildflower meadows, and are also vital for supporting and sustaining a wide range of species, including butterflies and bumblebees.
Local people are being encouraged to attend the events.
These events are funded through the Bee-licious Project, supported by the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), 'Our Heritage' Programme and is being delivered in partnership with seven other Councils across Northern Ireland.
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